microlumen
microlumen noun: an extremely small lumen (cavity within a tube or tubular organ).
Noun
microlumen (plural microlumens)
- An extremely small lumen (cavity within a tube or tubular organ).
- One millionth (10⁻⁶) of a lumen (unit of luminous flux).
- Light-flux standards required are in the range of 10 microlumens and less.1955, Sol Schneider, “Interferometer for Analyzing Mixtures of Hydrogen Isotopes”, in Review of Scientific Instruments, volume 26, number 6, →DOI, page 623
Forms of microlumen
| plural | microlumens |
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Origin of microlumen
From micro- + lumen.
Questions about microlumen
- What does microlumen mean?
- Microlumen means an extremely small lumen (cavity within a tube or tubular organ).
- What part of speech is microlumen?
- Microlumen is a noun.
- What is the plural of microlumen?
- The plural of microlumen is microlumens.
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